The evening world. Newspaper, May 5, 1922, Page 14

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 5, | TNDUNSTABS WIFE TO DEATH POLICE | iP HUNT FOR HIS BODY f COURT, BIBLE t prisoners were arr t t White Plain degree, EB fendants, who m with a Bible in his o be suffering from Threatened to End His Life as Ke Killed Woman in Sight of Her Employer. ‘non Benede' When Kee Pendleton Smit American Indian, was ; wife to death last night int of her employer, Alexander Jeather merchant, at No Parkway, Bensonhurst. he to cry out that he intended himself. For this reason th of killing Paolo Lett!, bet- nas Santa Fama near to which the vic rding to the 8787 was ALLEGED SLAYER FACES One of 4 Areatqned as Marde White Plaing Believed 1 Supreme Court J walked tn believed Harria had \th Mra, Blankes the White Plains Fair ELK COMES TO RESCUE went to West Side Court to-day to] Elk I'd get that $12, get out of here ppear against joyee charged|and get some money,” sai i IN HAND] OF ELK LOCKED IN CELL oii net. ‘Locked up because he| and some one communicated with Mr had failed to pay @ cab bill of $12, taken Him to #12 to Pay Cab- was Rol n, @ salesman, No man, Bader, manager of the est 43d Str nv “i 1 alg h some good » No. 108 W tice M > plead to He d the arge Bader square heard the: story was withdrawn $12 with the cabman, und and) Stor: Hours 9 to 5:30 MBEL | Gl 48 West 2 For Other Gimbel News See Page 16 3ROTHERS & month ago, rraigned were tto, brothers, ‘The murder tim wan lured confession of are to-day search'ng-along th Island shore and elsewhere about city’s waterfront in the hope of find- ing his body The murder was committed in the : presence of Mr, Katz, who had run i to the kitchen when he heard the : ‘woman's screams. Smith's aspect was so threatening as he stood over the woman, repeatedly stabbing | ‘ith a butcher knife, that Mr. Was daunted. He ran to a neighbo: @nd the police were summoned, but when they arrived ‘Smith had fled and his wife was dead. Smith was employed as a for the Kelly Fruit Co., of West 14th Street, Manhattan. He had lived at No. 174 Lincoln Avénue, t § and also at No. 200 East. 116 K The wife he killed left him when she discovered he had two wives and took chauffeur refuge at the Katz home, where her sister-in-law, Julie Kasey, was also employed. Smith, who was on bail on a charge of bigamy preferred in Bos- ton, tried to urge his wife to return to him. When she refused he attack- ed her, As-he left the Katz home he looked back at his dead wife and cried ‘Good- ore. and God bless you!" lieved and corrected. 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At seven-ten by the kitchen clock I went to the oven with some break- fast food to crisp. ‘Then I was given eix ogge which, after warming up to my work, an with the ald of a cover, I poached with a little less than one-half the amount of heat ordinarily used, You up evenly all over, hold the heat a Jong time and therefore I save a lot of fuel. After breakfast I made a delicious fice pudding for LIMITED Time Offer From May 4th To May 13th dealers located circulates 1922, GI 32ND STREET — Store Hours 9 to 5. MBEL B BROADWA\ Y¥ - _ or Other Gimbel News See Page 16 BROTHERS NE Ww YORK CIT) CITY Staging for Music Week a Long Planned Sale of BABY GRAND PIANOS Built by Grand Piano spe- . Quarter century of experi- cialists. ence back of this instru- ts Largest institution in the ment. 4. Guaranteed unreservedly by 3 Years to Pay 8 the maker and by us. Size 4 feet 10 inches long. A make nationally known—nationally famed. 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